Brad Berg: New page: === Set up the build system. === Browse to https://sourceforge.net/projects/vrg3d/ and download: * Download the build kit.

      Windows:  g.build_1.0.zip        Linux:  g.build...

2010-03-26T12:57:25Z

New page: === Set up the build system. === Browse to https://sourceforge.net/projects/vrg3d/ and download: * Download the build kit. <pre> Windows: g.build_1.0.zip Linux: g.build...

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=== Set up the build system. ===

Browse to https://sourceforge.net/projects/vrg3d/ and download:

* Download the build kit.

<pre>
Windows: g.build_1.0.zip
Linux: g.build_1.0.tar.gz
</pre>

The contents of both kits is the same.

* Unroll the kit into a directory you want to work. It should look like this:

<pre>
<work area>/common/build/make/... # Make files.
<work area>/import/make/... # Unix utilities for Windows.
<work area>/import/glut./... # Glut for Windows.
<work area>/import/sdl/... # SDL for Windows.
</pre>

* Read and do: <work area>/common/build/make/READ_ME.txt

=== Set up vrg3d ===

* Check out the vrg3d source:

<pre>
> svn export https://vrg3d.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vrg3d
</pre>

This will create: vrg3d/common/vrg3d/...

* Recursively copy the exported vrg3d/common/vrg3d/ directory under the common directory in your work area. It should look like:

<pre>
<work area>/common/vrg3d/<source code>
</pre>

* Read and do: <work area>/common/vrg3d/READ_ME.txt

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Brad Berg: New page: === Set up the build system. === Browse to https://sourceforge.net/projects/vrg3d/ and download: * Download the build kit.
Windows: g.build_1.0.zip Linux: g.build...